Mr. Artukovic spoke about the OSI use of false evidence against his father, Andrija
Artukovic, who was extradited to Yugoslavia on charges that he had committed war crimes
while he was an official of the Croatian government during World War II.

Economics

The joint U.S.-Japan support of the yen has bought some time, but the size of the
bad debt problem facing Japan, which private estimates put at $1.5 trillion, is daunting.
Said one banker, “If this credit crunch continues, all the world will simply collapse.”

Feature

EIR’s June 19 seminar in Washington addressed the theme, “When Will the Leading Nations,
Including the United States, Admit That the IMF Is a Complete Failure, and Implement
Lyndon LaRouche’s New Bretton Woods System?”

International

The notorious narco-regime of Ernesto Samper Pizano and his designated successor,
Horatio Serpa, was repudiated by voters on June 21. The new President, Andrés Pastrana,
can take office with a clean slate, and has an opportunity to change the nation’s
disastrous course of accommodation with the narco-terrorists.

National

The drive to gain 218 co-sponsors for H.R. 3396 has forced the appendages of the DOJ
permanent bureaucracy out into the open, lobbying door-to-door on Capitol Hill to
stop a bill that would help clean up prosecutorial abuse. The battle is shaping up
as the most important domestic policy fight to take place on Capitol Hill in decades.